Library Work With the Blind
Library Work With the Blind
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Some ''home teachers" and ''field agents" think that all who first take up "finger reading" should begin with the Moon type which is considered the easiest system to learn, and is particularly desirable for those who become blind in adult life.
Librarian. — -It is necessary for a librarian for the blind to become familiar with the different embossed type systems, in order that the title-pages and often some of the context may be written out before the accessioning, classification, and catalogin...g are done. Many letters and lists of books, too, are often received written in point type. In one or two instances a blind person has been employed as the librarian in a library for the bhnd, but the words of a prominent librarian on that subject seem clear and to the point: "Some authorities lay stress on the necessity or at least the value of employing in a Hbrary for the blind a librarian who is herself blind. This reminds one of Dr. Johnson's nonsense line. 'Who drives fat oxen must himself be fat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some ''home teachers" and ''field agents" think that all who first take up "finger reading" should begin with the Moon type which is considered the easiest system to learn, and is particularly desirable for those who become blind in adult life.
Librarian. — -It is necessary for a librarian for the blind to become familiar with the different embossed type systems, in order that the title-pages and often some of the context may be written out before the accessioning, classification, and catalogin...g are done. Many letters and lists of books, too, are often received written in point type. In one or two instances a blind person has been employed as the librarian in a library for the bhnd, but the words of a prominent librarian on that subject seem clear and to the point: "Some authorities lay stress on the necessity or at least the value of employing in a Hbrary for the blind a librarian who is herself blind. This reminds one of Dr. Johnson's nonsense line. 'Who drives fat oxen must himself be fat.
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